A really hard read but unputadownable (I'm sure that's a word)
This book goes into the childhoods of both Fred and Rose. It has the details of the brutal murders that took place, details about the victims' lives, the investigation, and the court case. Including after the case and how it affected their children aswell as an insight into Rose's life in prison and her brief friendship with Myra Hindley.
It's an absolutely heartbreaking case that angers and upsets you.
The book is written in chronological order, so it's very easy to follow and to build up that picture of just how monstrous these people actually were.
I've read a lot of books about this serial killer couple and even used Fred West as a case study for my criminal psychology course, so I've read ALOT about him.
This book is a must-read for true crime fans, and I don't like this little series. This is the second one I've read, and I have the other 2 on my bookshelf already.